What Does an Alcoholics Anonymous Program Consist Of? A Closer Look

Posted by The Token Shop on 1/26/2022 to Living Sober

Alcoholism is the cause of three million deaths per year. It's also the leading cause of premature mortality and disability for those aged 15 to 49.

The 12 Traditions of Alcoholics Anonymous: An Overview

Posted by The Token Shop on 1/19/2022 to Living Sober

Some believe that one in eight Americans is an alcoholic, but it's hard to say for sure. Differences in measuring and procedure result in a different number for almost every study.

Alcoholics Anonymous Triangle: What Does It Mean?

Posted by The Token Shop on 1/12/2022 to Living Sober

Are you wondering what the alcoholics anonymous triangle symbolizes? This is a common question for those new to alcoholics anonymous. Registered back in 1955, this has become an important symbol for those in Alcoholics Anonymous. The triangle reminds those in AA of the three key answers to the three-part disease of alcoholism.

5 Reasons to Attend an AA Meeting

Posted by The Token Shop on 12/8/2021 to Living Sober

Many people utilize and rely on attending an AA meeting for their struggles with alcohol addiction. There are around 2.1 million members in AA today that credit these meetings as their reason for sobriety.

How to Celebrate Your Sobriety Anniversary

Posted by The Token Shop on 11/24/2021 to Living Sober

For many former alcoholics, a sobriety anniversary is much more significant than a birthday.

The road to sobriety can be difficult. Studies show that only 35% of people fully recover from alcohol use disorder. They either abstain from alcohol or become low-risk drinkers.

10 Sobriety Milestones to Be Proud of

Posted by The Token Shop on 11/17/2021 to Living Sober

On the road to recovery, there are a number of sobriety milestones you can reach.

These can range from time-based achievements to moments of significant emotional healing. Whicher milestone you reach at any given moment, it is worth being proud of yourself.